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 1 II  |        of malice.~After a short silence, she asked: “Have you been
 2 V   |     Finally she got out, but in silence. Georges rang the bell,
 3 VI  |  arrived, and that embarrassing silence which precedes dinners in
 4 VII |    adversary. A voice broke the silence—a voice which came from
 5 VIII|        six feet of sod.” A long silence ensued.~Mme. Forestier did
 6 VIII|      length Forestier broke the silence in a gasping voice, heartrending
 7 VIII|    ticking of a clock broke the silence. When they had finished,
 8 VIII|     gather in my sheep.”~A long silence followed. Then suddenly
 9 VIII|        After several moments of silence Duroy asked: “Will it be
10 VIII|    himself, and they watched in silence. A nurse, sent by the doctor,
11 VIII|         He broke the oppressive silence by saying:~“You must be
12 IX  |    touch her, more moved by her silence than he would have been
13 IX  |   mother walked side by side in silence; the two men joined them.
14 X   | Madeleine, who was bored by his silence, asked: “Shall we go to
15 XI  |   scornfully; after a moment of silence, she continued: “We shall
16 XIII|        him to maintain absolute silence. Tell him that the expedition
17 XIV |        after several moments of silence, she continued: “Perhaps
18 XIV | inheritance. In that way we can silence malignant tongues.”~She
19 XIV |         I do not see how we can silence malignant tongues since